Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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3 -3' - -nbo- in v- in. ...,2i.r ' -P-'1 . --...4 . it gf! .:. A ' -, Gaze upon the winding road for together we will be tomorrow - Never again to sing our sad song. Traveling along the path to heaven an angel in disguise with her eyes so fair and golden hair just like the rays of the sun . . . Deeply impressed I'1l do my best to walk the road of love with you forever. Turning and tossing in our minds our picture of heaven. I close my eyes and dream of now. For dreams of then without you - were nightmares. I'll dream of them no more. For our time is near and don't you know? All I want is to walk the road of love with you forever. - Karen Hoffman -

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